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- Our Daily Bread and Jeremiah's Aunt
Haven't had a lot of time to do the sort of writing I like to put up on this blog, so I've started another. Check out Jeremiah's Aunt, a record of my experiences working at Our Daily Bread, a food...
- The Nylons Live in Tokyo, 1986
I thought I'd never get to see this. If it hadn't been for Jim F. (thank you!), I would never have known it was available here. I knew there was a "Live in Tokyo" concert released on videodisc in Japan,...
- The Feast of St. Cajetan
...was celebrated this year at St. Elizabeth's in Norwood with The Psalters, who arrived via Magic Bus with all their dreadlocked goodness. They played the djembe and doumbek, accordion and bouzouki, inspiring ecstatic tribal dancing in that tough old German-neighborhood,...
- Voice and Style
So I wrote this book, right? Came out five years ago. It occurs to me that some of you reading this won't know that much about it as, after all, it came out five years ago. (Others know quite a...
- Falsani interview
Thunderstruck readers probably know Cathleen Falsanis name. Her byline has appeared in the articles linked here many a time. Falsani is the religion writer for the Chicago Sun-Times, and she has always been interested in discovering God in the places...
- The God Factor
Here's a link to a review I wrote of Chicago Sun-Times religion writer Cathleen Falsani's new book....
- another perspective on my new home
Cincinnati and I met in music before we met in person. It happened when I stumbled upon Over the Rhine's CD Good Dog Bad Dog. I was completely taken by it and only began to glimpse why when I learned...
- Via Crucis
During Holy Week Vineyard Central hosted an "experiential Stations of the Cross." I've put an article I wrote up about it under the "More" tag below. Thanks to Bill Christman, who made his own set of stations a few years...
- Yay! It's working!
Sorry I haven't updated in a while--I couldn't access this blog for a bit. Go read this and then come back here. The following will make more sense if you do. This is the reply I sent to Bill. Sir:...
- glimpses of heaven in music
Tonight, thanks to some very generous folks, I had a chance to lead the discussion at the "house church" gathering that takes place here every Tuesday night. Here's something-kinda-like a transcript of the talk I gave. (We prayed the Our...
- what he said
I really can't say anything better about tonight than this, so I'll just let Steve tell the story. Thanks for the on-the-scene reporting, Steve....
- Where the streets have no name
Chad Canipe died yesterday. I only met him a few times, but he was friends with my new group of friends here in Cincinnati. His death was incredibly sudden. He was thirty-three years old and leaves behind a wife and...
- Go read Jimski's piece first (linked below) for context
At my new Mystery Job they have free coffee. I found it in a break room on the third floor--a machine that pours out regular, decaf, French Vanilla and...what do they call it? Something cutesy--there must be a law saying...
- the kind of place I'm living in
Saturday night we're all gathered round the dinner table. After discussing whether the chicken was cooked sufficiently, someone suggested that we should drink some martinis for the purposes of chasing any potential bacteria. Lo and behold, a martini set was...
- Playing catch-up
First off, I've been informed that I got quoted in the Post-Dispatch recently. They've been getting people to vote for the "Seven Wonders of St. Louis"--can you guess what I nominated? Now here's a few U2-related links. This first one...
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